OhMy Jeong Korean Corndog Gyud UP Diliman

Food is quite pricey for students and I find that many are overpriced. I don't if this is because it is in the vicinity of the UP Fine Arts building that whoever decided to put this up thought that the those taking arts courses have a lot of moolah to spend. However, if you want to feed and possibly pet strays, this is the place to be. Most animals are very sociable. There are also many food choices here but be ready to pay 150php up.

Went here after an early morning trip. It is understandable that many of the stores are closed, and some of them are just starting to prepare. What is frustrating is that there are stores that are "open" but the staff can't seem to be around. In summary, if you want coffee, some pasta+pizza, fries, and mexican snacks, you can get it as early as seven in the morning. However, if you are looking for rice meals, you might have to wait a little longer. There is the UP Student Canteen, which I believe is cheapest in there (Sunny side up + rice costs 25 pesos, giniling/pork chop + rice costs 60 pesos). Another store offers sizzling dishes, while there is also a stall of Tapakasarap. I can't remember the other food stores since they were still closed at that time. On another note, the place is well maintained and it is a good place to stay, whether to eat, after eating, or waiting for the stores to open. It is cleaner than other food hubs I've been to. But, you should also beware of the cats lingering and getting near at you when you are eating. I'll probably visit it sometime probably lunch and snack time slots. For now, they could improve a lot in their early morning offerings.

Sept 2024: First time here hoping to find a decent breakfast. We ordered at Fun Taste Tic Bangus because they had a sign saying all day breakfast. Unfortunately, food was mediocre and serving size is so small. The relyenong bangus has so many bones. The place has cats that will jump over your table and will take your food from your plate. Luckily, we are cat lovers so we don't mind that behavior.

We've taken a while to check this place out as parking seemed to be terrible, with the deluge of cars on the road, and thought we should go on foot when we're at the University. Apparently, parking is not so much of an issue when it's a holiday, or it's neither the lunch or dinner rush on a weekday. Upside: good quality food and beverage selection, with more artisanal stores than popular brands. There are food trucks you can enjoy under the shade of trees. It's open air dining with a lot of electric fans, and some sockets for those who need to get some work done. Also, there's a matted area with floor pillows where you can eat on the floor. It's PWD accessible and pet-friendly. A lot of bike and motorcycle parking available. Toilet is clean. We rcommend that you bring your own water bottles. There's a water fountain at the back, as well as some ATMs around the facility. There's a second floor for more seats. Downside: open air dining makes it susceptible to elements, also it was quite hot and humid when we were there (it's rainy season). Pay toilet is 10 pesos per person per use but they have paper towels, soap, and bidet. Do we recommend this place? Absolutely. Are we going back? Yes! We would like to try everything.

There’s plenty of food stalls ideal for students. The options include vendors of rice meals, meats, snacks, and desserts. There’s also a parking space beside it. Other shops are outside the building, with tables under beautiful trees.